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Mazda 626 review covering 1992 - 2002

Monday 10 October 2005

If you're thinking of buying a medium range, used, family car, then you're not short of choices. Ford, Vauxhall and Renault all have special highly specified versions of their fleet favourites on offer at knockdown prices.The thing is, you want something a little different. A car that looks neat without add-on stripes and plastic spoilers. Something that's going to hold its value. A car developed to be something more than a biscuit rep's motorway mile-cruncher.A trip out in a Mazda 626 ought to allow you to put a firm tick alongside all these criteria. Available mainly in 1.8 or 2.0-litre petrol forms with five-doors (although you can find saloons and estates), it certainly offers something different. There are the traditional Japanese strengths (high equipment, great reliability and excellent build quality). In five-door hatchback configuration, it even looks unique.